They would miss their friends, and their place in the little world over there.

My mother, I know, attaches a good deal of importance to that.

They would have to live very modestly in a suburb, and all the nice suburbs have their social relations in town.

They wouldn't take the slightest interest in English institutions; my father is too good a citizen to make a good subject, and they would find a great many English ideas very--trying.

The only Americans who are happy in England are the millionaires," Elfrida answered.